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| Faith, Hope, and Love Child Care and Learning Center |
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Programs and Services
The Preschool: The Faith, Hope & Love Child Care & Learning Center
The Springs of Living Water having the mothers and single parents desiring to work
in mind, formalized and established the Faith, Hope & Love Child Care & Learning
Center. It aimed to provide a safe and nurturing place for children of mothers who
have been trained under the Job Enhancement Training Programs and parents
especially under Welfare who are ready to go out and be assimilated to the
workplace. A start-up capital for the preschool was provided by Atherton
Foundation, Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation and the Bank of Hawaii. The
Preschool was duly licensed by the Department of Human Services, the Department
of Health and the City and County on March 24, 2002 to operate and admit 45
children of ages between 2 to 5 years old.
The Preschool: The Faith, Hope & Love Child Care & Learning Center
The Springs of Living Water having the mothers and single parents desiring to work
in mind, formalized and established the Faith, Hope & Love Child Care & Learning
Center. It aimed to provide a safe and nurturing place for children of mothers who
have been trained under the Job Enhancement Training Programs and parents
especially under Welfare who are ready to go out and be assimilated to the
workplace. A start-up capital for the preschool was provided by Atherton
Foundation, Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation and the Bank of Hawaii. The
Preschool was duly licensed by the Department of Human Services, the Department
of Health and the City and County on March 24, 2002 to operate and admit 45
children of ages between 2 to 5 years old.
School Philosophy
The Child Care and Learning Center was established with the premise that each child is unique and special, regardless of race,
color, nationality, religion or ethnic origin and deserves a warm and caring environment in which to learn. Together with the
home our common goal is to build a good and strong foundation for each child's future. We believe that children learn by doing
and imitation. Through our Christian values, good example, dedication and love for each child, we hope to have a positive effect
on their attitude towards learning and life.
The Child Care and Learning Center was established with the premise that each child is unique and special, regardless of race,
color, nationality, religion or ethnic origin and deserves a warm and caring environment in which to learn. Together with the
home our common goal is to build a good and strong foundation for each child's future. We believe that children learn by doing
and imitation. Through our Christian values, good example, dedication and love for each child, we hope to have a positive effect
on their attitude towards learning and life.
Program Goals
Our goal is to enhance the development of readiness skills through our learning materials in an enriched learning environment; promote
family involvement through program activities; encourage the development of creativity; all of which help to build a successful
foundation for early leaning.
Our goal is to enhance the development of readiness skills through our learning materials in an enriched learning environment; promote
family involvement through program activities; encourage the development of creativity; all of which help to build a successful
foundation for early leaning.
| Computer Classes - Teacher Clarence Batin |
Classes regularly offered on semestral sessions are the following:
the Springs of Living Water you may contact the Training Supervisor at (808)
676-4673 or the registrar at Waipahu Community School at telephone # 675-0254
- Basic/Advance Computer
- Citizenship
- English as Second Language (ESL)
- Fitness/Aerobics
- Tagalog
the Springs of Living Water you may contact the Training Supervisor at (808)
676-4673 or the registrar at Waipahu Community School at telephone # 675-0254
School Days & Hours
Open: Monday to Friday 6:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Closed: on observed State/Federal Holidays
Snacks and Lunch
A morning and afternoon snacks are provided free daily by the school. Unless eligible under the USDA guidelines for free lunch,
parents of children in the ¾ day and full day program are required to send a lunch for their child.
Open: Monday to Friday 6:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Closed: on observed State/Federal Holidays
Snacks and Lunch
A morning and afternoon snacks are provided free daily by the school. Unless eligible under the USDA guidelines for free lunch,
parents of children in the ¾ day and full day program are required to send a lunch for their child.
Registration Fees/Admission Requirements
A non-refundable registration fee of $100 is required for enrollment which includes:
In order to register your child must meet the following requirements:
Child Care Assistance for Tuition is available
You may call the Executive Director or the Office Manager for more information at (808) 676-4673 or visit our school at 94-133 Pahu
St. Waipahu HI, 96797 (behind MIDAS).
Registration begins now! It is on a first come first served basis.
Waiting lists are for the current program and begins when the registration period closes.
A non-refundable registration fee of $100 is required for enrollment which includes:
- 1 T-shirt & 1 pair of short pants (uniform)
- School I.D. card
- Parents Handbook
In order to register your child must meet the following requirements:
- The child must have his 2nd,3rd, & 4th birthday on December 31st of the calendar year in which he/she is enrolled.
- Have an immunization record (FORM 14), including a current TB clearance, doctor's physical exam and all required immunizations.
- Provide a copy of the child's birth certificate.
- Except for toddlers your child must be toilet-trained.
Child Care Assistance for Tuition is available
You may call the Executive Director or the Office Manager for more information at (808) 676-4673 or visit our school at 94-133 Pahu
St. Waipahu HI, 96797 (behind MIDAS).
Registration begins now! It is on a first come first served basis.
Waiting lists are for the current program and begins when the registration period closes.
Job Enhancement Training Programs
In March 2000 the Springs of Living Water was awarded a Neighborhood Grant of $2,500.00 for employment skills training by Hawaii
Community Foundation. In July 2001, a project grant for Literacy and Job Enhancement Project for the newly arrived immigrants was
received from Atherton Family Foundation with the amount of $5,000.00 together with the $10,000.00 grant from Pizza Hut Literacy
Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation.
In Summer of 2004, the Springs of Living Water started to develop a partnership with the Waipahu Community School for Adults in
providing learning opportunities and community training programs. Since then formal courses are now being offered in Springs of
Living Water Facility as an official satellite classrooms of Waipahu Community School.
In March 2000 the Springs of Living Water was awarded a Neighborhood Grant of $2,500.00 for employment skills training by Hawaii
Community Foundation. In July 2001, a project grant for Literacy and Job Enhancement Project for the newly arrived immigrants was
received from Atherton Family Foundation with the amount of $5,000.00 together with the $10,000.00 grant from Pizza Hut Literacy
Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation.
In Summer of 2004, the Springs of Living Water started to develop a partnership with the Waipahu Community School for Adults in
providing learning opportunities and community training programs. Since then formal courses are now being offered in Springs of
Living Water Facility as an official satellite classrooms of Waipahu Community School.
Food Pantry
The Springs of Living Water also distribute food and clothing to the newly arrived
immigrants, the homeless and the needy. The Food Distribution Program is in
partnership with the FOODBANK, INC and the ALOHA Harvest.
Food distribution schedule is done once a month or on a case to case basis as the
urgent needs arise for clients.
The Springs of Living Water also distribute food and clothing to the newly arrived
immigrants, the homeless and the needy. The Food Distribution Program is in
partnership with the FOODBANK, INC and the ALOHA Harvest.
Food distribution schedule is done once a month or on a case to case basis as the
urgent needs arise for clients.
Other Services
Other programs and services may from time to time offered and contracted by Springs of Living Water Management to cater to the
individual needs and the community, like classes in Acculturation, Budgetting/Financial Management, Resume Writing, Preparing for
an Interview . Job search and job placements assistance are also available in partnership with Oahu Work Links, Honolulu
Community Action Program/SCSEP, Foster Grandparents Program (FGP) and other employer partners and community connections.
Upcoming Projects:
Other programs and services may from time to time offered and contracted by Springs of Living Water Management to cater to the
individual needs and the community, like classes in Acculturation, Budgetting/Financial Management, Resume Writing, Preparing for
an Interview . Job search and job placements assistance are also available in partnership with Oahu Work Links, Honolulu
Community Action Program/SCSEP, Foster Grandparents Program (FGP) and other employer partners and community connections.
Upcoming Projects:
- Commercial Kitchen Facility
- Before and After School Program